Robert H. Montgomery, Ph.D.

The focus of Dr. Montgomery's 25 years of successful international experience has been helping private-sector companies and financial institutions manage environmental, social, health and safety, and labor aspects of their businesses to ensure sustainable development and successful operations. Dr. Montgomery specializes in large-scale complex and controversial international projects in a broad range of sectors, including oil and gas, infrastructure (e.g., energy, transportation, water and sanitation, telecommunications), construction, and financial institutions, having performed more than 300 projects across 35 countries in North and South America, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.

Prior to joining Exponent, Dr. Montgomery for 10 years managed the Environmental and Social Unit at the Inter-American Development Bank Private Sector Department, where he led the evaluation, definition, implementation, and supervision of risk mitigation and sustainability recommendations on more than 80 major international projects (ranging from 50 to 2,000 million U.S. dollars) to establish adequate environmental and health and safety management systems, manage existing liabilities, reduce financial and reputation risk, enhance local community development, and improve stakeholder relations. Dr. Montgomery also provided technical leadership on effective resolution of complex engineering problems and advised companies on corporate social responsibility.

Dr. Montgomery offers a unique set of technical (environmental, social, and engineering), legal, financial, and management skills. Specific technical expertise includes environmental, social, and labor risk management (e.g., compliance, liabilities, “social license,” financial, reputation); environmental, social, and labor/human rights due diligence (e.g., for project and corporate finance, mergers/acquisitions); and performance (e.g., compliance, liabilities) audits/assessments to identify potential financial and reputation risks; establishing environmentally and socially sustainable projects and companies for potential investors and key stakeholders; enhancement of positive social and environmental benefits in project design and operation, and in corporate social responsibility (community investment); regulatory affairs in various countries, with a focus on practical implications to private-sector companies; development of innovative, environmentally sustainable products and services; and management of multi-disciplinary engineering evaluations and problem resolution. Other areas of expertise include stakeholder engagement, water quality management, contamination investigation and remediation, environmental and health and safety management systems, waste management, climate change, monitoring network design, statistics, and training.

Montgomery RH, Maggio G. Fostering labor rights in developing countries: an investors’ approach to manage labor issues. J Business Ethics (electronic version published, print version forthcoming).

Montgomery RH, Palma A, Hoagland-Grey H. Community investment programs in developing country infrastructure projects. ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers), J Infrastruct Systems 2008; 14(3):241–252.

Montgomery RH. Moving forward with Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Latin Petroleum, April 2008.

Montgomery RH. Managing risk and adding value (environmental and social risk management). Environmental Finance, March 2008.

Montgomery RH. Don’t just market it—Make it (financial mechanisms to promote sustainability). Project Finance October 2007.

Montgomery RH, Kiernan M, Wells R. Mechanisms for financial institutions to promote environmental and social sustainability in the private sector. IDB PRI Environmental and Social Papers, 2007.

Montgomery RH, Schecter P, Silva M, Monter E. Riesgos de reputación asociados a aspectos ambientales y sociales en el desarrollo de proyectos grandes del sector privado (Reputation Risk associated with Environmental and Social Aspects in Development of Large Private Sector Projects). IDB PRI Environmental and Social Papers, 2006.

Montgomery RH. Environmental and social value added in IDB private sector projects. IDB PRI Environmental and Social Papers, 2006.

Montgomery RH, Hoagland-Grey H, Palmas A. Community investment programs associated with private sector infrastructure projects. IDB PRI Environmental and Social Papers. 2006.

Maggio G, Montgomery RH, Hoagland-Grey H, Michaelsen S. Managing labor issues in infrastructure projects. IDB PRI Environmental and Social Papers, 2006.

Montgomery RH. Clausura de Botaderos Antiguos, Parte 1: Lineamientos y Parte 2: Acciones Alternativas (Closure of waste dumps, Part 1: Procedures and Part 2: Corrective Actions). Prevención de la Contaminación 1996; 4(4):18-21 y Prevención de la Contaminación 1997.

Montgomery RH. Estudio de emplazamiento de vertedero público fundamental para un desarrollo apropiado del sitio (Siting of municipal and hazardous waste landfills). Prevención de la Contaminación 1(2):38-41, Junio (June) 1993.

Montgomery RH, Echegoyen R. Hazardous waste regulation in Spain. Int Environ Reporter 1993; 16(2):70-74.

Montgomery RH. Investigación y corrección de suelos contaminados (Investigation and remediation of contaminated soils). Technoambiente 15 Marzo(March) 1992; 35-42.

Montgomery RH, Genova R. Análisis de riesgos sobre la salud humana (Analysis of human health risks). Technoambiente 10 Octubre(October) 1991; 63-66.

Flug M, Montgomery R. Modeling instream recreational benefits. Water Res Bull 1988; 24(5):1073-1081.

Ekambaram V, Montgomery RH, Doyle JR, Sunroop R. A statistical model for distribution of chemicals in ground water. HMCRI Mont & Sampling 1988; 418-423.

Montgomery RH, Loftis JC. Applicability of the t-test for detecting trends in water quality variables. Water Res Bull 1997; 23(4):653-662.

Loftis JC, Harris J, Montgomery R. Detecting changes in ground-water quality at regulated facilities. Ground Water Monit Rev 1987; 7(1):72-76.

Montgomery RH, Loftis JC, Harris J. Statistical characteristics of ground water quality variables. J Ground Water 1987; 25(2):176-184.

Harris J, Loftis JC, Montgomery R. Statistical methods for characterizing ground water quality. J Ground Water 1987; 25(2):185-193.

Montgomery RH. Material loading to DeGray Lake, Arkansas: Patterns among variables and significance of storm event loading. Proceedings, USAE DeGray Lake Symposium. Kennedy RH, Nix J (eds), Arkadelphia, AK, September 1987.

Montgomery, RH, Sanders TG. Optional design of a monitoring network taking into account uncertainty. Proceedings, Waste Management Conference, Fort Collins, CO, June 1987.

Montgomery RH, Sanders TG. Uncertainty in water quality data. pp.17–29. In: Statistical Aspects of Water Quality Monitoring, Developments in Water Science. El-Sharrawi AH, Kwiatkowski RE (eds), Elsevier Science Publishers, Amsterdam, 1986.

Montgomery RH, Kennedy RH. Relationships in water quality and hydrologic variables during storm events. pp. 605-619. In: Multivariate Analysis of Hydrologic Processes. Shen HW, et al. (eds), Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, 1986.

Kennedy RH, James WD, Montgomery RH, Nix J. The influence of sediments on the nutrient status of De Gray Lake, Arkansas (et al). pp. 53-62. In: Sediments and Water Interactions. Sly PG (ed), Springer-Verlag, New York, 1986.

Eisenbes JJ, Montgomery RH, Sanders TG. A risk assessment methodology for hazardous waste landfills. Proceedings, Eighth Annual Symposium on Geotechnical and Geohydrological Aspects of Waste Management, pp. 417-426, Fort Collins, CO, 1986.

Montgomery RH, Reckhow KH. Techniques for detecting trends in lake water quality. Water Res Bull 1984; 20(1):43-52.

Montgomery RH. Time series modeling of reservoir water quality. Proceedings, International Symposium on Lake and Reservoir Management, pp. 175-181, EPA 440/5-84-001, 1984.

Montgomery RH, Lee VD, Reckhow KH. Predicting variability in a Lake Ontario phosphorous model. J Great Lakes Res 1983; 9(1):74-82.

Kennedy RH, Montgomery RH, James WJ, Nix J. Phosphorous dynamics in an Arkansas reservoir: The importance of seasonal loading and internal recycling. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Miscellaneous Paper E-83-1, 1983.

Saul, GE, Montgomery RH, Gunkel RC, Thompson FJ. Data-base management systems for reservoir field studies. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Environmental and Water Quality Operation Studies, E-82-1, 1982.

Montgomery RH, Gunkel RC, Bates DJ, Saul GE, Kennedy RH. A reservoir water quality data base management system. Proceedings, Workshop on Statistical Data Base Management, Menlo Park, CA, December, 1981.

Reports

 
Ganzi J, Montgomery RH, Erbiste B. Environmental, social, health and safety risk management manual for financial institutions. 2003.

Montgomery RH, Brito E, Monter-Flores E. PRI environmental and social guidelines. IDB Private Sector Department, 2000 and 2002.

Maggio G, Michaelsen S, Montgomery RH. Labor guidelines. IDB Private Sector Department, 2002.

Montgomery RH, Arenas J. Participation in environmental impact assessments. IDB Private Sector Department, 2001.

Palma A, Montgomery RH. Community investment programs: A guideline for enhancing the environmental and social benefits of Inter-American Bank funded infrastructure projects. IDB Private Sector Department, 2001.

Montgomery RH. Environmental and social indicators. Inter-American Development Bank Office of Evaluation Workshop, Washington DC, 2001.

Montgomery RH, Renshaw J. Guide to developing resettlement plans. IDB Private Sector Department, 2000.

Gonzalez H, Montgomery RH. Greenhouse gas assessment: Guidelines to estimate greenhouse gas emissions from large-scale infrastructure projects. IDB Private Sector Department, 2000.

Lopez-Sabater V, Montgomery RH. Social guidance for PRI projects. IDB Private Sector Department, 1999.

Montgomery RH. Primero, Secundo y Final Informes sobre Actividades en Manejo de Desechos en Costa Rica (First, second and final reports related to activities performed related to waste management in Costa Rica). September and December 1995, March 1996.

Montgomery RH. Manejo de Desechos Peligrosos (Management of hazardous wastes). Manual and training course materials. Industrial Chamber of Commerce of Costa Rica, San Jose, Costa Rica, March 1996.

Montgomery RH. Guía para Ubicación, Diseño y Operación de Rellenos Sanitarios en Costa Rica (Guide for the sitting, design and operation of sanitary landfills in Costa Rica). March 1996.

Montgomery RH. Manual de Reducción y Reciclaje de Desechos para el Gran Área Metropolitana de San José, Costa Rica (Manual for waste reduction and recycling). March 1996.

Montgomery RH. International environmental audit/assessments issues. May 1995.

Montgomery RH. Curso de formación básica de auditores ambientales, cuaderno de trabajo (Environmental auditing training course notebook). Asociación de Industriales del Estado de Michoacán y Asociación Nacional de la Industria Química México, 1993.

Montgomery RH. Hazardous materials and waste management. Training manual for U.S. Army Europe. 1991, revised 1992, revised 1993.

Montgomery RH. Soil and ground water workshop. Training manual for U.S. Army Europe. 1990, revised 1991.

Montgomery RH. Water quality issues related to oil and gas production activities. Course Notebook/Report for Amoco Production Company, 1988.

Montgomery RH. Uncertainty in ground water quality data. Dissertation. Department of Civil Engineering, Colorado State University, 1987.

Loftis JC, Montgomery RH, Harris J, Nettles D, Porter PS, Ward RC, Sanders TG. Monitoring strategies for ground water quality management (et al). Final report USGS Grant 14-08-001-G-1061, 1986.

Montgomery RH. Detection of trends in water quality parameter. Masters Thesis, Department of Resource Development, Michigan State University, 1981.

Presentations and Published Abstracts

Montgomery RH. Safety and health, finance and international development: The three “do” meet. Keynote presentation at Annual National Institute of Occupational Health and Safety Awards Ceremony, Cincinnati, OH, May 2008.

Montgomery, RH, Maggio G. Managing labor issues in developing country private sector infrastructure projects. Paper presented at 2nd International Conference on Globalization and the Good Corporation, New York, June 2007.

Montgomery RH. Labor requirements: Inter-American Development Bank Private Sector department. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Workshop on Labor Standards in Development Finance: Recent Breakthroughs, Washington DC, April 2006.

Montgomery RH. Framework for environmental and social responsible petroleum development. Association of International Petroleum Negotiators Conference Southern Cone: Doing Business in a Changing Environment, Peru, March 2006.

Montgomery RH. Permitting, safety and environmental issues. G.W. University and Embassy of Peru Workshop on Peru’s LNG Sector: Developments and Prospects, Washington, DC, May 2005.

Montgomery RH. Environmental and social supervision and monitoring of the Camisea project. Environmental Law Institute Seminar on Oil and Gas, Washington, DC, January 2005.

Montgomery RH. Environmental and social aspects. G.W. University and Embassy of Peru Workshop on Energy Issues in Peru and the Andes, Washington, DC, January 2005.

Montgomery RH. Application of Inter-American Development Bank’s environmental policy: Private Sector Department. Meeting on the Application of International Guidelines for Export Credit Agency Practitioners, Washington, DC, September 2004.

Montgomery RH. Environmental additionality of multilateral finance institutions: Private sector projects. IDB Environment Week, Washington, DC, September 2004.

Montgomery RH. Environmental and social risk management of private sector financing at a multilateral development organization. Triple Bottom Line Investing 2003 Conference, The Netherlands, November 2003.

Monter-Flores E, Montgomery RH. Dredging program in a Chilean port project: Dealing with diatomite sediments. American Water Resources Association Meeting, California, November 2003.

Montgomery RH. Environmental and social aspects in pipeline projects: A multilateral finance institution perspective. International Pipe Line & Offshore Contractors Association, Bermuda, September 2002.

Montgomery RH. Environmental and social aspects associated with the Private Sector Department of the Inter-American Development Bank. American Bar Association 2002 Spring Meeting, New York, May 2002.

Montgomery RH. Environmental and social aspects associated with the Private Sector Department of the Inter-American Development Bank. American Bar Association Conference on Infrastructure, the Environment and Dispute Resolution, Costa Rica, June 2001.

Brito E, Montgomery RH. The environmental and social requirements of the Private Sector Department of the IDB for environmental management of large scale infrastructure projects. International Association of Impact Assessment Annual Meeting, Colombia, May 2001.

Montgomery RH. Manejo de Desechos en Costa Rica (Waste management in Costa Rica). Working symposium to identify and solve the waste management problems, San José, Costa Rica, November 1995.

Montgomery RH. Hazardous waste management in Mexico. Paper presented at The National Hispanic Bar Association Meeting, Phoenix, AZ, September 1994.

Montgomery RH. Mexican environmental regulatory overview. Paper presented at The Mexican Environmental, Health and Safety Regulation Conference, Washington, DC, April 1994.

Montgomery RH. Managing hazardous waste in Mexico. Training lecture at The Mexican Environmental Regulation Conference, Houston, TX, September 1993, March 1994.

Montgomery RH. Efectividad en las soluciones integrales de la disposición final de residuos industriales (Effective solutions to management and disposal of industrial wastes). Paper presented at the 2nd Conferencia sobre Manejo de Residuos Industriales, Mexico City, Mexico, July 1993.

Montgomery RH. A perspective on water pollution legislation in the United States. Paper presented at 1st Mexico/United States Industrial Environmental Conference, Mexico City, Mexico, March 1993.

Nicod JF, Beni F, Montgomery RH. Aspectos legislativos relacionados con los tanques de almacenamiento subterráneo (Legal aspects related to underground storage tanks). Paper presented at Procedimientos de Reforma, Reparación, y Limpieza de Tanques de Almacenamiento, Madrid, Spain, May 1992.

James S, Montgomery RH. Plan director ambiental para empresas multinacionales (Environmental master plans for multinational corporation). Paper presented at Medio Ambiente Cataluña, Barcelona, Spain, May 1991.

Nicod JF, Montgomery RH. Solución a un problema de residuos peligrosos en dos bases militares estadounidenses) (Hazardous waste investigations at military facilities in the United States). Paper presented at Ambientalia 91, Reus, Spain, March 1991.

Montgomery RH. Overview of environmental problems at U.S. military installations. Paper presented to U.S. Naval personnel, Naval Station Rota, Spain, January 1991.

Montgomery RH. Environmental issues associated with construction projects. Paper presented at U.S. Trade Development Program sponsored Symposiums in Quito Ecuador, Caracas Venezuela, Buenos Aires Argentina, Santiago Chile, May 1990.

Montgomery, RH, DeCurnou P, Driscoll E. Probabilistic approach for assessing impacts of urban runoff on lake water quality. Paper presented at NALMS Conference, Houston, TX, 1990.

Montgomery RH, Sanders TG, Loftis JC. Statistical characteristics of ground water quality variables: Implications to monitoring network design. Paper presented at AWRA Spring Symposium, Syracuse, New York, May 1987.

Flug M, Montgomery RH. Modeling instream recreational preferences. Paper presented at AWRA Spring Symposium, Syracuse, New York, May 1987.

Montgomery RH, Bradley JB. Systematic approach to defining ambient stream standards. Fall Symposium of AGU, San Francisco, CA, December 1986.

Montgomery RH, Sanders TG. Representative sampling of ground water quality. International Association of Hydrological Sciences Second Scientific Assembly, Budapest, Hungry, July 1986.

Montgomery RH, Lofits JC. The applicability of Student’s t-test for detecting trends in water quality variables. International Association of Hydrological Sciences Second Scientific Assembly, Budapest, Hungry, July 1986.

Paulson CF, Montgomery RH, Sanders TG. The effect of uncertainty in design flow criteria on waste water treatment facility design and operation. ASCE Conference, July 1986.

Montgomery RH. Characteristics of ground water quality variables. AGU Hydrology Days, Ft. Collins, CO, April 1985.

Montgomery RH. Patter and significance of material loading to a reservoir. AGU Hydrology Days, Ft. Collins, CO, April 1984.

Montgomery RH, Reckhow KH, Dersch E. Phosphorous trends in Lake Ontario. Paper presented at the Soil Conservation Society of America 35th Annual Meeting, Dearborn, MI, August, 1980.

Montgomery RH, Reckhow KH. Quantitative techniques for detection of trends in water quality parameter. Paper presented at the 43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography, Knoxville, TN, June 1980.

Montgomery RH, Lee D, Reckhow K. Comparison of uncertainty analysis techniques: First order error analysis vs. Monte Carlo simulations. Paper presented at the 23rd Conference of Great Lakes Research, Kingston.

• Head, Environmental and Social Unit, Private Sector Department, Inter-American Development Bank, 1997–2007
• Independent International Environmental Consultant/Engineer, 1996–1997
• Associate and Vice President, Woodward Clyde International, 1986–1996
• Water Resources Scientist and Statistician, U.S. Army Waterways Experiment Station, 1981–1984
• Parks and Recreation Director, Village of Bellevue, Michigan, 1977–1979
  

Environmental and Social Impact/Risk Management—Led the evaluation, definition, implementation, and supervision of risk mitigation and sustainability recommendations on more than 80 major (ranging from 50 million to 2 billion U.S. dollars) international projects in a wide range of industrial sectors (e.g., energy, transportation, oil and gas, water and wastewater, construction) regarding environmental, social, health and safety, and labor (including human rights) aspects. Resulted in establishing adequate impact and risk management systems, reduced liabilities and financial and reputation risk, enhanced local community development, and improved stakeholder relations and access to international financing. Representative projects include:

· Functioned to reduce social conflicts, environmental impacts, and engineering risks in the Camisea Gas Project, the largest private-sector investment in Peru, allowing access to international financing and significantly enhancing local community benefits and creating environmental protected areas. Directed efforts to establish environmental and social viability of the Peru LNG Project. Re-established the credibility and viability of the Transredes project, an oil and gas transportation concession in Bolivia that had undergone spills and reputation issues. Established an EHSMS, spill remediation, and community relations program allowing the project to receive financing. Similarly, established financial viability of other oil and gas projects, such as Transportadora de Gas del Sur and Transportadora (Argentina) and Yucatan gas pipeline (Mexico).

· Reduced financial and reputation risk in various major hydroelectric projects, such as in Brazil (Ita, Dona Franciso, Cana Brava, Campos Novos) and Ecuador (Baba). Results included improved resettlement program and community relationships, reduced financial risk, improved local social services, and increased local economic benefits such as jobs and a development fund.

· Established viability for financing of various thermal power projects in Mexico (Hermosillo, Bajio, Vitro Cogen, Monterrey III, and Termoelectrica del Golfo), Brazil (Energia Norte, Termobahia Co-gen, Termopernambuco, Panama (La Chorrera), Costa Rica (Miravalles III), Argentina (AES Parana), and Dominican Republic (San Pedro de Macoris). Included establishing applicable emission limits and resolution of existing environmental liabilities and local community concerns.

· Resolved social issues and established EHSMS to address environmental impacts and liabilities, and health and safety and social concerns for numerous road concessions (e.g., Brazil: Yellow Line in Rio de Janiero and Anhanguera-Bandierantes, Anchieta-Imigrantes, Castello Rapos; Chile: Santiago-Valpariso and Costanera), electric distribution companies (Bandeirante and Light Energy in Brazil; EDE Sur y Norte in Dominican Republic), and water concessions (e.g., Aguas Argentinas and Aguas Provinciales in Argentina, Aguas Illimani in Bolivia, Antofagasta Desalination in Chile).

In terms of financial institutions, established a comprehensive and efficient system for evaluating risk and establishing viability for financing in terms of environmental, social, health and safety, and labor aspects. Risk management was transformed into value added to projects and clients. Established operational policies and procedures and provided training to financial and non-financial staff. Developed guidance manuals for borrowers and private-sector companies, including environmental and social risk management, resettlement, managing labor aspects, community investment programs (corporate social responsibility), stakeholder engagement, and reputation risk management. Established effective environment, social, and health and safety risk management systems for various financial institutions, such as the $1 billion Brazil Infrastructure Investment fund, Crecera fund, and Darby fund.

Engineering—Provided leadership on effective resolution of complex engineering problems, such as pipeline integrity/risk associated with leaks in the Camisea (Peru) natural gas liquids pipeline. Other project examples include assessment of wastewater treatment lagoons in Bolivia, groundwater dewatering issues associated with power plant foundations in Argentina, wastewater characterization study and conceptual design of a treatment facility at a chemical manufacturing plant in Mexico, design for ash landfill in Spain and hazardous waste landfill in Argentina, assessment of existing solid waste landfill in Spain and engineering design recommendations, and design and implementation of vapor extraction system for petroleum contamination in Portugal.

Audits/Assessments—Performed more than 100 audits/assessments for various international industrial facilities related to mergers/acquisitions, compliance, performance, and liabilities; covering environmental, social, worker health and safety, and labor issues. Included assessment of financial implications and establishment of corrective action plans to resolve issues. Representation projects include serving as senior advisor to international automobile parts manufacturer at various sites, identifying and mitigating environmental risks at existing facilities, potential new facilities, and at the corporate level; world-wide audit global mining company, which through growth and acquisitions had developed broad international operations, to assess and reduce risk and improve their global and facility EHS management systems; environmental audit of 24 state petroleum companies as part of the Government of Poland privatization, which provided definition of environmental, health, and safety liabilities and proposed corrective actions as key input to potential purchasers/investors. Developed various international audtit/assessment protocols. Designed computerized environmental management system for environmental issue/problem tracking and financial risk/liability analysis. Performed or reviewed numerous environmental social impact assessments in the oil and gas, mining, chemical, energy (generation, distribution, and transmision), water supply and wastewater, waste management, and transportation (road, rail, port) sectors. Developed practical summaries of regulatory requirements for various countries.

Contamination—Performed numerous investigation and remedial design and contamination cleanups at various industrial and govermental sites, including: managed remedial investigation activites at U.S. CERCLA superfund site in Texas; petroluem products and heavy metals at U.S. Army Neu Ulm MILCOM, Germany; review and assessment of groundwater contamination at U.S. Army Babbenhausen base, Germany; contamination investigation, risk assessment, and remedial design for solvent contamination at automotive parts manufacturing plant in Spain and Mexico; contamination investigation and remedial design and implementation of vapor extraction system for fuel spill at service stations in Portugual; evaluation of cleanup actions for pipeline spills in Peru and Bolivia; and contamination investigation of sediments in Astabula River, Ohio.

Waste Management—Development of hazardous waste management plans, spill prevention and countercontrol-measure plans for various industrial and military facilities. Conducted public health risk assessments at municipal waste landfills, underground storage tank facilities, and hazardous waste facilities. Completed siting study for hazardous waste landfill in Spain. Preparation of U.S. RCRA permit application for land farming. Senior technical advisor to the Government of Costa Rica on issues of waste management for the region around the capital city of San Jose. Recommendations resulted in efficiencies in waste recycling, collection, and disposal, and new laws and regulations for the country regarding landfill locations and design, and hazardous waste management.

Water Quality—Performed various water quality and resource investigations, including development of acceptable effluent limits for surface-water discharge of PCBs from industrial facility, development surface-water permit applications (NPDES) for various oil storage facilities in the U.S., analysis of produced-water disposal options, water quality assessment of a reservoir, development of computer-based system to estimate the impact of non-point sources on lake water quality, design and implementation of numerous stream and lake water quality programs, and statistical data analysis on numerous U.S. Army Corp of Engineer reservoirs.

Statistics and Data Analysis—Developed approach to estimate uncertainty in groundwater quality data, designed statistical sampling programs for contamination and remedial investigations for five CERCLA hazardous waste projects, developed statistical techniques for river low-flow calculations, and designed and managed computerized systems for environmental data management.

• American Society of Civil Engineers
• American Water Resources Association